Article October 27, 1928 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from William C. Kline, Nellie Madgen, Clara B. Burke, H. Victoria Burness, Josephine Leighton Phelps

Fairmont, West Virginia (Society).

Lecturer: Robert Stanley Ross; introduced by William C. Kline, who said:—

Christian Science is educational as well as redemptive. In the light which its teachings cast upon the pages of the Bible, students of this Science awaken to realize that there is a way to gain freedom from everything that would seem to harass and afflict mankind. Christian Science proves that the many wonderful and reassuring promises found in the Bible are really true and applicable to you and me. Thus we learn that we have a right to overcome every obstacle which would beset our free path in life. The many proofs of Christian Science healing which I have personally experienced and witnessed persuade me that there is nothing which Christian Science cannot do for the one who understands it.

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